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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29
uIIelI on the wabash !"

Failing to get favorable action and relief Pc
tltioned for through the Legislature by the cih.
Iens OF Antwerp and Paulding county, who
asked that the State authorities to take the same
view as themselves OF the Paulding Reservoir,
which Is used us feeder for the Wabash canal,
nbannon the same that II might be ditched'
drained and watercoursed In the interest OF the
public health and welfure. As the Board OF
Pnblc Works could not dispose of this realty to
good advantage to the railroads, 1t was decided
to keep 1t MS feeder to the canal, which said
canal kept the mills of ye gods ut Defiance and
Cecil grinding slowly but fine upon the health
and morals OF ye people Of Antwerp. They or
ganizei, put on black masks and with ye dead
ly dynamite proceeded ON Monday and Tuesday
night to blow up three locks and gap through
the reservoir embankment through which the
green scum and life fluid OF the reservoir was
fast oozing away.
Governor Foraker being nppriscd of the situa-
tion at once issued an emancipation proclnma-
tion guaranteeing the last man and the last dol
lar in protection Of State property-the dollar
had to be anticipated from the next levy. Three
companies of the 10th o. n. G. and Capt. Hop
kins, with gatlng gun were ordered on the
spot and got there quick, but found the dyna-
miters had dispersed on their coming. Several
arrests have Been made and three OF the dyna.
miters, with the promise OF three times thirty
three and a third pieces of silver, each, promise
to gain an honest penny by speculating on
states evidence and give all parties connected
and the whole thing away to the State.
A sad accident happened TO Fred Reeves, O
new recruit In Co. II. He was placed OH guard
Tuesday night at Cecil with n loaded gun, which
by some means unknown was discharged, the
ball passing through the head, producing al
most instant death.
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We invite our friends to call and eI-
anime our new stock Of Wall Paper, &c.
TAYLOR & MILLER.
LUCKEY ITEMS.

Weather fair and pleasant, had a good
shower OF rain, roads good. The outlook
:or wheat is good.
Mrs. Abbot has started a new milliner
establishment, and is doing good work.
She has nice and commodious place and
is doing well.
Miss Florence Foster and Miss Leah
Krotzer are on the sick list, but both Of
them are getting better.
Mr.. Lewis Sanders has established har.
ness shop here, and IL doing well. He got
married lately so that he Is not go lonely
IOWA Natural Gas & Oil Company is being
organized here. A meeting Of the citizens
was held on Friday evening Of last week
to appoint committee 10 arrange and
devise plans, ways and means, and meth
ods TO be pursued TO fully organize COM
Pany to raise money TO sink we'll.
II Ia proposed 10 raise Sz,5O0 in Mock
subscription OF $500 share aud to lease
not less than 1000 acres OF land, in the
immediate vicinity OF Lnckey. on which
10 operate, the work TO commence Az soon
M possible. 1t is intended TO have gas in
Luekey before snow ilier. Everybody an,
everything Is booming in Luckey. Wei
keep up with the times IN some way. ]
has the natural advantages in every re.
spect and Ia soon expected 10 have an Eas
and West Rail Road
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29
EANATlCISM,

Christian teachers cannot be too careful
TO guurd the people against the evils oil
fan aticism. Earnest efforts should be
made TO cast out this demon df hereiics
which has for many ages tormenled the
human race. Iniidels have bascd tile all
per strnclure Of their nnlelid upon the
errors bigotry aud unreasonable antics oi
the churches. Under the covert al tile
Christian religion there have been trans
actions winch were not only slur OH de-
,cency aud humanity, hut mn exact conn-
lerpar; Of leathenism. The car OF jug
.gernaut has crushed ont the hopes aud
manglen the bodies Of thousands Of i'S
Tnnniical victims. s, have the decrees and
bulls of the Roman Catholic Poniifls. So
have the rulings and decisions OF Protestant
secis. II history has not made false
record there have been deeds performed In
the name ol Christianity that pierced the
heart Of the Son of God with anguish Ns
he stood by the eternal throne and led
him to cry out, "father forgive them for
they know not what they do" just IA he
did when bleeding and dying ON tile cross,
ti,e innocent and harmless victim of the
fanatical Jews. Mad 2ealots! Wild with
excitement. bitter by The demon OF hatred
without one single drop Of the blood Of
human kindness in their veins; driven out
of their wits stark mad TO the commission
of n murderous crime that caused the earth
| 10 tremble and the sun TO hide his lace
| In the blackness of darkness and stirred
dead mems bones to rise up out OF the
gravel A little grain OF common sense
would have saved those boasiing Chris
iians who lnimed TO be far better than
other men, from the guilt OF such bar
barous deed. But since that grand epoch
of cruelty, many good man has gone
down TO his grave whose epitaph could
tins of raving fanatics, thirs,ing for blomi.
1t IA true an age of renson has dnwned-
men are coming slowly to the exercise OF
their senses. But then great many bar
barinns still live in Christian lands, eat
the wafer, drink the cup, sing TIE Deuma,
go to church, listen 10 sermons and pay
the minister. Let all such sons aud
daughters be put into the elementary
school of the Great Teacher and learn the
first lessons taught by that mniclles'
educator. "Thou shalt love the Lord
with all thy heart and thy neighbor as
thyself." This is the true doctrine. II
will renovate earth, remove cruelty. vio-
lence and bloodshed, and bring in new
era Of peace aud good will to men. z.
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ScuII and Cross. Bones.

A fair sample of the present mode OF
conducting politics in the two great poll
tical parties ia illustrated in the following
dispatch. Laws adopted for the protect
ion and security of the ballot are as COM
pletely dlsregarded and trampled under
loot ms are The laws to protect society from
the Bandir and horse thiei, and as will be
Reen by the dispatch about the same means
TO protect the culprlt is adopted in either
case:
ST.. LOUIS, April 27.-Yesteftiay c. B
Greely, one of the United States grand
jurors, nj present engaged in election fraut
inquiries, and which inquiry has alread,
resulted in tbe indictment OF several pol
iiicans OF more OF less prominence, receiv-
ed postal card threatening swift nnt
speedy exiern,ination should he continue
To lend his aid in bringing in any NOR,
indictments. The card purports to com,
FROM a secret organization, whose aim is 1,
protect the guilty ballot box suffers. Tn,
card was decorated with the lraditiona
skull ane cross bones and The superscripl
ion was in disguised handwriting. Al
effort is being made 10 discover the sell
tiers.
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The following is the new law, amended
section number 1880 II, S. o., relating to
the compensation to be paid TO township
trustees and the manner in which the bills
are TO be presented and verified before tie
payment is made:
SECTION 1880. Each trustee shall he en-.
titled to one dollar and fifty cents for each
day g service in the discharge of his dutle
IN relation To partition fences. to he paid
in equal proportions by the parties; a d
one dollar and fifty cents for each days
service in the business of the township Ia
he paid ont of the township treasury; land
each trustee shall present an iiemize,l
statement ot his account for per diem and
service as aforesaid, wlirh before il il al
lowed, shall I've duly verified before JUS
lice of the Peace or the Clerk Of the town.
ship aud filed with the Clerk of the town
ship, and by him preserved.) But in nc
township shall the compensation OF any
trustee exceed one hundred aud fifty dol
lars, 10 he paid out of the treasury in
clnding services in connection with til,
poor, for one wear,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29

Watt.
In August, 1899, Gen. ]. w. Smith (of
the firm of IIollister & Smith, Perrys-
burg,) was re elected Brigadier General
of Ohio militia.
The number Of the WIG for AUG.
10, 1889, was "half sheet" which was
explained by the fact that the editor
was sick. The issue for Sept. q bore
two dates, the reasons being that one
side of the sheet was printed one week
and the other the next. The editor
hoped to "catch up with the next week,
which lie did.
In the spring of 1880, Mrs. Keziah
Simmons, of Milton, Wood county,
killed her husband. Thomas Simmons,
and was confined in Jail at Perrysburg,
The Whig of May 4, publishes the certf.
cate of various citizens of Frederick
county, Nd, the former residence OF
the family, showing Mrs. S. to have
been for years OF unsound mind, and
otherwise kind and indulgent wife.
The steamboat "John Marshall" was
built Mt Perrysburg in the spring OF
1889, for w. Earl, and commanded by
Capt. @. @. Roby, who subsequently
was lost in the burning of the steamer
Griffith" on Lake Erie.
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Lenox, Mass, were married at the lat
ter place.
DEATHS.


Died, in Benton, Wood county, Octo.
Der go, 1898, Jacob d. Hedges, aged 1S.
Died, pcrrysburg, March IA, 1880,
Capt Leonard Blnn, aged 32 years, son
of Richard II. Blinn, deceased,
September 4, 1879, Thomas Pheatte,
aged 81, died ut Perrysburg.
August %, 1880, James McCormic,
aged tlj, died at Millgrove. lie was one
of the earliest settlers of Perry town
ship,
September ), Jonathan Fay, aged 0C
wears, died in C,nier township.
August 22, 1880. Mrs. Clarissa Backus
in her roth year, died ut the residence OF
Stephen T.. Hosner, in Maumee City.
August 20, 1850. Miss Azuba Ralph,
aged 30 died in Perrysburg.
Octuber 8, 1879, Thomas d. Moscly
aged 80 years, died at Freedom, of which
township he was one of the pioneers.
November z, 1859, Mrs. Sally Wiki
son, aged 80, died at Perrysbrrg
December 10, 1899, john Hall, aged
80 years, died in Perrysburg, He had
resided for four years with his son
Horace Hall, and was Lieutenant IL
the Revolutionary war.
May "a, 1910, Guy Nearing, aged G(
years, died at Miltonvllle, Wood county
He was prominent citizen and an un-
Gle of Mars Nearing, Eq., now of To
ledo.
May 10, 1910, Robert l.. Mcknight
aged 80, died at Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29


Somebody has eaid that whenever nc
Uhlranun attends Sunday school in this
country he does 1t TO learn TO read English
curry favor and gain patronage froih
Americans. Itaooks that way sometimes.
At least the cunning heather is capable
OF turning Sunday school knowledge to
good account. A decripiion oil recent
raid on n Chinese gambling den in New
York says: In one place twenty men
were al the table when tile place was
stormed, but when the officers got IN there
was nothing fvsr,d 10 indicate gambling.
The Cinnamon eaed, held n Sunday school
book, and were all singing the familiar
dynn, "Theres land that is fnirer than
day." You can't be arrested for singing
Fiat. The places stormcd resuNied tlreir
games biemby Immediately after the
officers retired,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29
ASTONISHING SUCCESS,

ltis the duty oi every per son who has used
BosoHgE's GKHMAR SYRuP to let Its wonder
ful qualities be known to their friends in
curing Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Aslhm, Pn.uninia. aud in fact all throat
and lung diseases. No person can use II
without immediate relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, and we consider II the duty Of
all Druggists to recommend II to the poor, dy-
ing consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
80 900 dvsen bo tiles were sold last year, and
no one osss where II failed was reported
Such medicine as the 0ERnAH SYRUr can
not be too widely known. Ask your druggist
about it. Sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10
cents. Regular size, 10 cents. Sold by all
Drugglsts aud Dealers in ihs UDiied States
aud Canada.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29
CELEBRATING THE 4TH OF JULY ON THE
SCENE OF PERRY'S VICTORY.

July 4, 1880, the steamboat "Com.
Perry" Capt. David Wilkison, gave an
excursion to the lake. There was
large cargo of citizens, who had Il most
enjoyable time. The boat left its dock
at 3 A. NJ, stopping at Maumee City,
Toledo and Manhattan for passengers.
From the Wigs report we quote, as
follows,
"While rounding the West Sister Is
land, dinner was announced, and the
company proceeded to the cabin, where
they partook of sumptuous repast
There, said Capt. Wilkison to one of
his company-pointing to the dim out
line of long Island engraven upon the
horizon-that is Put'iu-Bay. You see
those little islands clustering around it.
That ON the left is called Gibraltar be-
yond it is Cunningham's (now Kelley
Island. And then, there's the Old Hen
and Chickens, and the Old Sow and
Pigs But, continued he, it was from
that Bay that Perry discovered the
British fleet in the morning of the 10th
of September, 1918, coming in this di-
rection. He gave sail Immediately, anC
mid-distance between Middle and Wes
Sister achieved one of the most brilliant
naval victories recorded In our history
We are now on the very spot"
"l'he company now assembled oil
deck, the Declaration OF independence
was read by John O. Sphinx, Esq, an
an Grafton was delivered by Ii. l.. Hos
mer, Esq. The boat passed slowly owe
the battle ground, and returned to PEI
rysburg."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29

FERsAsDisA, Nassau Co. Fla,
March % IAN

FERRARDIRA, kaskua CO. Fla,
March 20, 1880
Ihave used DR.. simmOns Liver Regulator
aud always found 1t TO do what is claimed for
X. The last bottle aud two packages did me
No good aud were worse than nolhins. / see
81 ID not put up by J. II. Zeiliu d Co.. aud moi
genuine. and waste Of money 10 buy ii. /
would be glad 10 get ihe pure and genuine
Send me some from honest hands (wiih red Y
aud Zeilin d Co.'s signsinre IN Wrapper). TIE
Aelilious stuff sold will injure some one badly
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29

There was missionary conference in
Eufanla, Indian terr,torv, recently, aud an
appeal was made to the Indian congrega-
s.on for money to scud the gospel to those
,Nat had IL not. There were 800 persons
in the congregation, ana the collection
amounted to $3.50, many of the Indians
giving all the money they had with them'
aud some of the girls throwing bracelets,
rings and other jewelry into the collection
baskets,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed Proposals will he received at the Of
flee Of the Cle'k of the Board Of Education, Of
Perrysbnrg township. until IL o'cack at noon
on the 2ist day of Nav, 1881, for building a
school house on the lot where the OLD school
house now stands in sub-Disrict No. s, IN Per.
rvsburg township, according to plans and spec
ifica'ions on file in said office.
Each bid must contain the name Of every
person interested in the same. and to be accom-
panied bv sufficient guarantee Of some disin-
terested person that If the bid is accepted a
contract will be entered into and the perform
ance Of it properly secured. The bid tor each
kind of material called for bv the specifications
must be stated separately and the price uf ea ch
given. and the price Of labor must also be sep
aralely given. None but the lowest responsi.
BILE bid will be accepted aud the Board may re-
ject all bids.
by order OF the Board Of Educaton.
= d WEsTcoTE, Clerk.
Perrysburg, April 10, 1887. 3ls6 %.
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Detn lntrOCuccd In Jhe
larger cities generally within
the past few years. Their popularity
is shown by their immense circula-
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among this class. 1t o,day is the
most popular paper in Cleveland,
aud the majority Of towns and cit
les in Ohio. 1t now desires to
reach out among the farmers who
read a metropolitan weekly, and to
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appreciate if they become subsrib-
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FARMERS, remember that you
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"The Press" will say nothing
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every farmer who reads this notice
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Cleveland, o., and "The Press" will
be sent six days free to the address
given. "The Press" will consider
it favor from every farmer who
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of six days "The Press" will b'
discontinued, and if you care to sub
scribe call on the publisher of tn,
"Perrysbhrg Journal and he vii
furnish "The Press" to you will
the "Journal" for S2.75 for year
or he will furnish "The Press
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this low rate must be sent in befor
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The low offer will be made to far
mers only for the purpose of intro
ddcing "The Press" TO theini
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n EGAL NOTICE.

Samuel V. WAY, of Sweden. Monroe conn
W, n. Y, Mary Gamwell, Sarah Way, Samuel
j. Way AMI Eliza Way, of Allagan county, =,
State of Michigan, and Sarah Haggertv, of
Elkhart. Eikhait county, State of Indiana
Harriet Il Randall, of the State Of New York,
and Charles Utley, of Milwaukee, State Of
Wisconsin, and the unknown heirs f Joseph
Utl-y, deceased. whose place of residence
is unknuwn,are hereby notified, that on the 29h
dnv of March, 1887. Asl-r Cunk, u. X. H-l.
l-nbecS aud James W. Ross. as Executors Of
the Last WIN and Trsinmcnt If Willard v.
Way, deceased flied their petition IN the Cont
of Common Pleas oi Wupd County, Ohm, ask
ing fer an order Ia sell the South half 0f the
| Southwest fractional quarter Of Section num-
her ninrteen 49,, II wn six l6) North. Range
eleven (lll East, in Wood county, Ohio. and
Tor decree against the said Charles Il Uuey
and the nnknOwn heirs Of Joseph Utley, de-
ceased dresiinp them nf all tight aud title in
and To said premises. Defendants are required
Ia answer ar demrf In said petition by May 81
1887. ASHER Cook, et al, Executors,
Plaintiffs.
Marcl, 30, 1897. $3.50 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29

Information is wanted by Vincent kis-
ser, Perrysburg, OHIO, df the Whereabouts
of his s,ep-bruther, julius Riser, who
went 10 Kansas two years ago. lnior-
nation Of an interesting fnanci"l char.
meier awaits him. Kansas papers will
nilennn scn,aY.
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Greatly Excited.

Not few of tie citizens of Perrysburg have
recently become greatly excited over the as
founding facts, that several of their friends
who had been pronounced by their physicians
as incnrable and beyond all hnpe-sufTeting
with that dreaded monster Consumption have
been completely cured By pr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, the only remedy that
does positively cure all throat and lung dis
eases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis.
Trial bottles free at Tavlor & Miller's Drug
Store, large bottles soc and 81.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the Perrysbnrg Say
ings ami loan Association will be held at til
Office 0t Cox & Trnup in Prrrvsburg, Ohin
on Saturday evening, May Z, 1887. at s O'Clock.
full attendance is desired with a view 10
finally clusng NJ the business of the Assncia.
tim. b. X. IIOLLRNBgOK. Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-29

The safes, positions IN Tire country are
IN the United States army. The only
thing that seems TO threaten the peaceful
serenity of a gallant old officer, drawing
t,is sword occasionally for dress parade
and drawing his snlary regularly, ia re-
tirement by reason Of advanced years
These enforced retlrements are good
Hiring as giving the young man chance
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MARRIAGES..

Married, Maumee City, March 10,
1880. by Rev. A. NJ. Fitch, Jacob Folk
and Miss Amelia Spangler.
Married, March 23, 1850, by B. Hunt
ington, Esq, John f. Tuttle and Miss
Rachel Collier, both of sandusky county.
Married, at Lafayette, Williams coun-
ty, April 2l, 1889, Alonzo Rawson and
Miss Nancy Perkins.
Married in Troy. Wood county, July
4. 1888, by Julius Blinn, Esq, Lyman
Married in Troy, July IA. 1889, Sam,
Miss Emma Harms, OF Troy.
gail Couse were married at Perrysburg
August 30, 1880, John Hollister. OF
Perrysburg, and Mrs. Sarah G, Stevens
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According to BrddstTrd there are now
900 900 more men at work than h this
time in 1885.
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April 4, 1S45. fire broke out, which
DESTROYED the entire block OF buildings
on the southeast corner of Front street
and Louisiana avenue. owned by Capt.
David Wilkison, together with the resi-
dence of Mr.. Benjamin f. Kirk. The
fire originated in the room occupied by
Col. G. ID. Woodruf as tin shop. The
corner room was occupied by j. A.
Hall & Co. as a store. The other part
of the block was occupied by Geo. Pow
ers & Co. and s. G. Doane.
AS an incident of the fire, it is stated,
that the ladies were active in efforts to
suppress the fire, many of them render:
ing service by standing in line" and
passing buckets of water, while men (H)
were standing round, looking on with
indifference.
THE STEAMBOAT SUPERIOR.
In September, 1S4i, the new steam
boat Superior" was completed at Per-
rysburg, Capt. "Dave" Wilkison, com
mander. Her dimensions were as fol-
lows: Length of keel. 154 feet; length
of deck, 1876 feet; breadth of beam, 20
feet, extreme breadth, 4S feet; depth of
hold IL feet inches; burthen, $40 ton.
She had two gentlcmen's cabins-one
60 and the other 20 feet in length, the
two containing 80 large state rooms and
two ladies' cabins, ,33 feet each in length
with 16 state rooms. Total accommo
datons, 200 cabin and 500 steerage pas
sauGprs
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Columbus, Hooking Valleys Toledo Sg

TIME GARD,
Effect January 10th, 1887
CENTRAL TITIE.